Broadband Power Line Communication: The Channel and Noise Analysis for A Power Line Network
M. Varma. International Journal of Computer Networks & Communications (IJCNC), 11 (1):
81-92(January 2019)
DOI: 10.5121/ijcnc.2019.11105
Abstract
The scope for broadband powerline Communication is considered as a retrofit technology for wide
geographical coverage wherever the human habitation exists. So during the last decade, it has drawn an
enormous quantity of research work for improving communication performance and this system being
standardized all over the world. The broadband power line Communication channel modelling is essential
in the design of a reliable communications system. An analysis on the proposed channel model is conducted
in this paper; also the paper studied the noises in Broadband powerline Communication network and its
mathematical model. The channel Transfer function and Error Performance of Proposed powerline
communication System noise is evaluated with various digital modulation techniques Bit error rate (BER)
and signal to noise ratio (SNR) curve by using simulation software. The results indicated that the noise
analysis is effective for modelling the power line communication channel. Also, we have presented the
various studies on the channel performance based on Orthogonal frequency-division Multiplexing (OFDM)
systems for an efficient design of a Broadband Powerline Communication (BPLC) system.
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%X The scope for broadband powerline Communication is considered as a retrofit technology for wide
geographical coverage wherever the human habitation exists. So during the last decade, it has drawn an
enormous quantity of research work for improving communication performance and this system being
standardized all over the world. The broadband power line Communication channel modelling is essential
in the design of a reliable communications system. An analysis on the proposed channel model is conducted
in this paper; also the paper studied the noises in Broadband powerline Communication network and its
mathematical model. The channel Transfer function and Error Performance of Proposed powerline
communication System noise is evaluated with various digital modulation techniques Bit error rate (BER)
and signal to noise ratio (SNR) curve by using simulation software. The results indicated that the noise
analysis is effective for modelling the power line communication channel. Also, we have presented the
various studies on the channel performance based on Orthogonal frequency-division Multiplexing (OFDM)
systems for an efficient design of a Broadband Powerline Communication (BPLC) system.
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geographical coverage wherever the human habitation exists. So during the last decade, it has drawn an
enormous quantity of research work for improving communication performance and this system being
standardized all over the world. The broadband power line Communication channel modelling is essential
in the design of a reliable communications system. An analysis on the proposed channel model is conducted
in this paper; also the paper studied the noises in Broadband powerline Communication network and its
mathematical model. The channel Transfer function and Error Performance of Proposed powerline
communication System noise is evaluated with various digital modulation techniques Bit error rate (BER)
and signal to noise ratio (SNR) curve by using simulation software. The results indicated that the noise
analysis is effective for modelling the power line communication channel. Also, we have presented the
various studies on the channel performance based on Orthogonal frequency-division Multiplexing (OFDM)
systems for an efficient design of a Broadband Powerline Communication (BPLC) system.
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